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Posters; a critical study of the development of poster design in continental Europe, England and America (1913)

Price, Charles Matlack · New York : G.W. Bricka · leaf 148

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ll the national characteristics of the French. PerhapsRamon Casas, with his many posters of Spanish dancers was the best, andthere were also J. Xandaro, M. Utrillo and A. de Riquer—all capableposter designers. The most prominent designer of the day, as well asthe most prolific, is Marco, whose… … Courtesy of The American Line AMERICAN LINE H. Cassiers 127 Chap. Ill RUSSIAN i2g cause the recent art-movements In that country have taken a more serioustrend, and certainly because the racial characteristics are by no means at-tuned to the frivolous audacity of street placards. The various…

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